Athlete Health Report — Client A

Period: October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026  ·  Generated: November 1st 2026, 15:15
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Client A
10
Days covered
53.6 bpm
Avg RHR
51 bpm
Min RHR
7.4 hrs
Avg sleep
66.5 ms
Avg RMSSD
31.0
Avg Stress
10
HRV tests
5
Runs logged
5:34/km
Best run pace

AI Analysis Auto

October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026

Over this 10-day period, Client A's key recovery markers paint a consistently positive recovery picture. The data shows an average RHR of 53.6 bpm (low of 51 bpm) — an strong aerobic baseline; HRV averaging 66.5 ms across 10 readings, indicating robust autonomic recovery; an average stress score of 31.0 — moderate for the period.

Sleep averaged 7.4 hrs/night — adequate and meeting the general 7–9 hour guideline. This aligns with the solid HRV readings — consistent sleep is a primary driver of overnight autonomic recovery.

Client A completed 5 runs during this period, with a best pace of 5:34/km. Continued consistency at this volume will consolidate the aerobic base reflected in the RHR data.

Resting Heart Rate

October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Avg53.6 bpm
±1 SD?One Standard Deviation (SD) contains about 68% of the range of readings.1.4
Normal (68%) Range52.2–55.0 bpm

Sleep

October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Avg Deep1.43 hrs
Avg Light4.66 hrs
Avg REM1.33 hrs
Avg Total7.4 hrs
±1 SD?One Standard Deviation (SD) contains about 68% of the range of readings.0.5
Normal (68%) Range6.9–7.9 hrs

HRV — RMSSD?Heart Rate Variability is a measure of the balance of the nervous system between sympathetic (fight or flight) and para-sympathetic (rest and relax). Generally, a higher number indicates better functioning.

October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Avg Nightly HRV Score66.5
±1 SD?One Standard Deviation (SD) contains about 68% of the range of readings.9.2
Normal (68%) Range57.3–75.7
Latest 7d avg66.6

Running

October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Avg Pace6:04/km
Best5:34/km
Total Time4h 25m
Total Kms42.9 km
Avg HR140 bpm

VO2Max?VO2Max is a measure of the body's ability to use oxygen. A higher number is better. The metric generally declines with age, and often correlates with performance.

October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Latest47 ml/kg/min
Peak48 ml/kg/min
Period Avg47.4 ml/kg/min

Daily Steps

October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Avg Steps10,530
±1 SD?One Standard Deviation (SD) contains about 68% of the range of readings.7,298
Normal (68%) Range3,231–17,828

Daily Stress

October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Avg Stress31.0
±1 SD?One Standard Deviation (SD) contains about 68% of the range of readings.4.9
Normal (68%) Range26.1–35.9